Compact Radio Internet with Touch Screen
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DIY Internet Radio enclosure
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- Standard Digital File License
You can find the full project on : https://www.tmicromaker.com
You can write me to: [email protected]
Important: The 3mf files can be opened in Bambulab Studio. Opening them with other slicers will not show the speaker mesh which was generated by the Bambulab Slicer. If you still want it to be opened on a prusa slicer you can download my Bambu2Prusa-3MF-Converter file converter from here: https://1drv.ms/f/c/38ba1975d40552d7/EtdSBdR1GboggDh6AAAAAAABXGewSTWX4JG938piuGl--g
This is a fully working Internet Radio based on the ESP32 micro controller with which you will be able to listen to Internet radio stations from all over the world. There are thousands of radio stations available for streaming online and you can access them for free. No subscription fees or licenses needed. And unlike your local FM radio stations, many of them have very few ads — or none at all.
This is a small, battery-powered device with its own built-in DAC (Digital-to-Analog Converter), amplifier, and speaker. There is a handy touchscreen on the front face of the device through which users can change stations or adjust volume. Internet radio “stations” are streaming audio sources located at specific web addresses, so you’ll need to find and save those URLs. This device can store up to 1000 favorite stations, so you’ll never run out of audio content to enjoy. Just search for a list of stations, find some that you like, and then save them! There are many websites that provide such URLs lists for free (refer to the documentation). The station management and radio various features can also be done using your PC/ MAC /Mobile Phone web browser.
The radio is simple to build using a minimum of 3 components You can use it as a portable device or you can use a stereo I2S DAC and connect it to your Stereo system or stereo headphones (see the documentation for more details). All of those components fit into a simple but attractive 3D-printed enclosure. The whole thing is about the size of your hand, so you can put it anywhere.
Please note: You can now purchase the firmware separately and build the Internet Radio yourself.
More details can be found at: http://tmicromaker.com